Refining the Debutante

De: Anneka R. Walker

Narrado por: Noah Wall

Duración: 8 h y 50 m

Resumen del Editor

Miss Miranda Bartley is in love with the Honorable Ethan Roderick, their engagement all but official. But as she basks in the success of her London Season, her joy is cut short when Ethan ends their courtship, claiming she is too insensitive. In the wake of her heartbreak, Miranda is dealt yet another blow, one that changes everything. In a harsh twist of fate, she quickly falls from society darling to servant in her uncle’s home.

Believing he will never see Miranda again, Ethan is shocked when he encounters her by accident. Even more surprising is her dramatic change; she is no longer the self-centered young woman he left behind. Her eyes are now open to the plight of poverty surrounding her, and Miranda has become every bit the lady Ethan once imagined her to be. As he helps the woman he once loved, their tattered relationship returns to familiarity. But Ethan is determined to protect his heart and begins a courtship with his neighbor, who is predictable and safe - everything Miranda is not. Forced to perform a delicate dance, Miranda and Ethan must choose - follow the rules of society or the longing of their hearts.

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Potential for a Nice, feel good story

At first I enjoyed the story then it went downhill. It became obvious that everything that happened was blamed on the heroine. I found her strong, positive and opinionated when we first meet her but people wanted her to be demure, quite and submissive thus they did everything to act self righteous and call her spoiled. Especially the hero.

The hero ruined the story for me. He was wishy washy. He supposedly “loved” the heroine yet he was willing to throw her out not once but twice and lust over another woman. He was so self righteous, it was hard to find any redeeming quality. NOTHING good the heroine did mattered as soon as she did small thing he disagreed with. He never her gave her the benefit of doubt. I kept reading to see if the heroine would call him out and make him grovel but none of that happened, instead she was made to feel the villain and take the blame for everything. …only she had a character development.

I cried so much

I cried so much. This was a very touching story. The narration was great. I highly recommend.

Wonderfully Written and Narrated

I enjoyed the characters, the writing, the narration, and most of the plotline immensely. There was obvious chemistry between the lead couple, and the flashbacks to their courtship were endearing. The ending was a romantic one, although it seemed a bit rushed and perhaps a little too silly. The only real drawback was, for me, a big one, however. While it doesn't frustrate me too much to read about a male lead behaving badly, what does frustrate me is when the female lead twists it into being her own fault, generally just doesn't hold the slightest grudge about it, or both, which is what happens in this story. It's not a resolution, is rather unsatisfying, and made me wish Miranda would simply move on to someone else.

Loved the story

Thank you for such an entertaining story! It brought, humor and love amongst a challenging time. I felt as if I was in the story experiencing it myself.
The narration was well done!

A near miss

I really love this author’s books! Although this one was a little disappointing, because of the fact that the hero had a chance to redeem himself and support his love the second time around. Making the mistake once is fine, making it twice is pretty crummy. I wish they would’ve had to face an obstacle together and in love at the end, instead of him rejecting her twice before he finally came around. It made me not as excited for her to get him in the end.